Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-16
NJ. IlIussrated Herald.
News Notes.

The Rozelle cases were yesterday con-
ts6usd until June 9th, at l0A.M.
The executive committee of the Sixth
District Agricultural Society will hold a
meeting at the old Boston Store, Alien
Block, June 22d.
The Los Angeles Turf Club met at
Nick's Stable Parlors last evening and
adjourned to Saturday evening, June
95th.ar ese Ar.f. sfar ~ F, a
The new car for the Long Beach r.
X. arrived from the east yesterday and
will aid much in accommodating the in.
creasing travel to this popular resort.
Thomas Smith was yesterday found
guilty of resisting an officer. Smith was
.Siyh Harry Mack when Officer Bosqui
was attacked. He will be sentenced to.
morrow. 3,''
Capt. England. Capt. Davis, Capt.
Taylor and Capt. Pierce. from the ves-
sells anchored at San Pedro, with party
Of ladies dined at the Long Beach last
evening.
The A. Phillips excursion will start
this morning for New England at J
O'Clock. There will be three carloads of
passengers, who 60 via the A. I. 4 s. +.
and Kansas City.
.osMustang Ned's" famous stable Of
thoroughbreds arrived last evening from
Fresno. They are sleek and fine and
will cut out some fast work at the races
to be given July lst and I'd at Agricult-
unl Park.
The body of the painter who died
suddenly on Tuesday was yesterday
identified as that of w. 7. Gaynor, who
hss . family in Silver City. New Mexico,
and . son at Orange, in this county. He
will be buried to-day.
Charley Christ was battered about the
head by some unknown party last even.
ing on San Fernando street. He was
rather drunk and inclined to be noisy,
30 he was gathered in by Officer Hill and
charged with disorderly conduct.
A subscriber wants to know why the
Nadeau House arrivals are not published
regularly. As the proprietor of the
hotel is out of the city, the subs criber
is referred to the corps of gentle manly
clerks. Somebody arrives at the Nadeau
every day.
William Jordan, after nearly forty
years service in the U. s. Navy, has
Joined the noble army of martyrs and
started into real estate in Monrovia,
Azusa and Glendora, and several town
ships to hear from.
The contract has been let for q new
Chinese theater on Marchessault street
near Alameda. 1t will be of brick and
two stories and as soon as completed the
old theater will be torn down. The
proprietor of the old theater is the pro-
genitor OF the new venture.
On Friday evening there will be
literary and musical entertainment ii
East Los Angeles, rendered to the younf
peoples society of co-worke RS for the
benefit of the East Los Angeles church.
The admission will be so cent and re-
freshments will be served free.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durant du Ponte AND
family, of New Orleans, are in the city
on their second visit as the guests Of
Mr.. Duncan at III Virgin street. Foi
many years Mr.. du Ponte was the prin
cipal editor of the Picayune, butts now
a large capitalist of New Orleans. He il
now investing largely in Southern Cali
fornia.
VIM. Hays and ]. w. Collins engaged
in fight on Spring street last evening
and were separated by Geo. Hammond
Hays afterwards armed himself wit b 9
revolver, with which he assaulted b 9th
Collins and Hammond. Collins a nd
Hays were arrested by Officer Reel q nd
charged with disorderly conduct, and
Hammond was detained as witness.